Rotary Scholarships Awarded to Ashline and McManus
Oswego Rotary Club announced 1939 scholarships totaling 300 dollars, split for two years. Awardees Nikkie Marie Ashline of Oswego High School and Carol Elizabeth McManus of Catholic High School will pursue BS degrees at State University College at Oswego and Albany College of Pharmacy respectively.
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Rotary
John P. Chwalek
Nikkie Marie Ashline
Earl Ashline
St. Oswego High School
Carol Elizabeth McManus
Francis EF. McManus
Ninth St
Oswego Catholic High School
Food tips and local dining notes from Oswego Howard Johnson's
Century old cooking tips mix with local menu ideas at Howard Johnson's in Oswego. The note suggests lard and Brie inspired pastry history, jellied consomme, tomato ripening tips, and grilled fish suitability. It also promotes catering services and sauces like bottled duck sauce alongside a friendly service promise.
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Howard Johnson's
Oswego
New Haven Justice Leon Stoddard Dies at 84
Leon S. Stoddard a longtime New Haven Town Justice and former Republican town committee chairman died Sunday at Oswego Hospital after years of ill health. Born November 2, 1884 in St. Lawrence County he lived most of his life in New Haven. He served as County Court attendant before retirement and was active in church and Grange circles. Services Tuesday at Gibbs Funeral Home Mexico at 2 p.m. Burial in Mexico Village Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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New Haven
Leon S. Stoddard
Oswego Hospital
St. Lawrence County
Charles and
Clara Bradway Stoddard
New Haven Congregational Church
New Haven Grange
Ruth Lilly
Cortland Lilly
Oswego RD 2
Gibbs Funeral Home
Mexico
Fred Thayer
Third Person Arrested For Market Thefts
A third person, Charles H. Cook, 18, of Maple View, was arrested on third degree burglary after allegedly stealing 20 cartons of cigarettes and 20 six packs of beer from the Big M Market in Maple View. Earlier arrests included James McGurk, 18, Syracuse, and David Robert Turtura, 16, Maple View.
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Mexico
Maple View
Pulaski
Charles H. Cook
Route 11
Richland Town
Marshall Minot
D. F. Ingraham
James McGurk
Paikin Drive
Syracuse
David
Lettuce Growers and Buyers Meet for Luncheon Discussion
About 50 Oswego County lettuce growers and buyers gathered at Hancock Field restaurant last Friday to discuss packing methods and labor issues. Speakers including former Brockport mayor Frank Sachell and P C Foods’ Thomas Rich highlighted branding, vacuum cooling, and the need for better communication and timely delivery.
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Hancock Field
Oswego County
County Agricultural Extension
Fred Harper
Oswego
Brockport
Frank Sachell
Sacheli
Thomas A. Rich
P&c Food Markets, Inc
Dynamite Stash Recovered After Missing Stock Alarm
Oswego police recovered 17 of 20 sticks of 40 percent dynamite from Ballard Construction Co. property after a report from James Alton of Mercer Street. Officers found six sticks behind a garage on 75 Mercer Street and ten in a brown bag in an old car nearby. Other calls included vandalism to John DeCastro’s Dublin Street home and theft of 13 furniture pads from Barilla’s Rotary Station.
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East Twelfth St
Oswego
Ballard Construction Co
James Alton
Mercer St
John Bristol
Richard Brace
Bristol
Bruce
John DeCastro
Dublin St
Frank Barilla
W. Bridge St
Barilla
Kiwanis Charcoal Sale Aids Oswego Youth Hockey Program
Oswego Kiwanis Club completed its annual Charcoal Sale raising funds for the local Youth Hockey program. About 50 members sold over 12 tons, led by Robert Davis with 40 bales, Nick Sterno 28, and Vic Capone 23. proceeds go to youth activities with club leaders praising community support.
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Oswego Kiwanis Club
Harry Lockwood
Robert Davis
Davis
Nick Sterno
Vic Capone
How to Thread a Needle with a Loop of Thread
To thread a needle with elastic or yarn use a looped cotton thread. Push the loop through the eye of the needle then pass the yarn end through the loop and pull to draw the yarn through.
Obituaries for Kenneth Arroway and John Knoblock
Kenneth Arroway of 617 Irving Ave Syracuse died Saturday after a long illness at his sister’s home. Surviving: son Randall Arroway. siblings Handall, Frank, Ronald. sisters Mrs David Whitcomb, Mrs Stanley Parker, Mrs Joseph Back. several nieces and nephews. Services 9 a.m. tomorrow at Watson Funeral Home. burial St. Peter's Cemetery Oswego. John F. Knoblock 83 of 145 E Fourth St Oswego died Sunday in Hart-Wood Nursing Home after a short illness. Surviving nephew Saxon Schriber. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at Dowdle Funeral Home. burial Lyons Rural Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7–9 p.m.
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Syracuse
Kenneth Arroway
Irving Ave
Stanley Parker
Oswego
Randall Arroway
Hannibal
Handall
Rank
Mattydale
Ronald Arroway
East Syracuse
David Whitcomb
Lysander
Brewerton
Joseph Back
Watson Funeral Home
Central Square
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral
S. Main St
John F. Knoblock
Fourth St
Hart-Wood
Lyons
John
Katherine Knoblock
Knoblock
New York Central Railroad
Trinity United Methodist Church
Saxon Schriber
Dowdle Funeral Home
George M. Butler
Lyons Rural Cemetery
Erie Man Murphy 82 Dies After Heart Attack at Home
Perry M Murphy 82 of 415 German St Erie died at his residence after a heart attack. Born in Oswego to John and Helena Murphy, he spent 50 years as Chief Engineer of Great Lakes vessels and lived at times in Oswego. He married Ethel and is survived by a son, a daughter, ten grandchildren and a great grandchild, all Erie, plus a brother in Oswego. Funeral and burial were held in Erie on Monday June 16.
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Erie
Perry M. Murphy
German St
Oswego
John
Helena Healey Murphy
Great Lakes
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ethel
John C. Murphy
William
Rosemarie) Kohler
John J. Murphy
Extended Forecast for Pastate N Y Albany N Y
The U S Weather Bureau issued a five day extended forecast for upstate New York Tuesday through Saturday. Temperatures to run above normal, except western New York near normal. Daytime highs in the upper 70s and 80s, nights 50s to 60s. Precipitation totaling about a half inch or more with showers or thundershowers at the start and end.
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N. Y
Albany
N.Y
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Cohoes Mayor James F. McDonald Jr. Dies at 60
Dr James F McDonald Jr long serving mayor of Cohoes since 1963 died early Sunday at age 60 after weeks in hospital He had just begun a second four year term in 1967 by a wide margin His condition had been listed satisfactory on Saturday and then worsened The cause of death was not released
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Albany
N.Y
James EF. McDonald Jr
Cohoes
McDonald
Reverend Patane Farewell Sermon Prepares Move to Syracuse
The Rev. Edward J. Patane assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Oswego delivered farewell sermons at all Masses and was honored at a reception. He will depart for Europe Thursday and begin duties at Our Lady of Pompei in Syracuse next month. Parishioners, including his mother and relatives, attended the reception with staff from Altar Society Holy Name and Catholic Youth Organization assisting.
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Edward J. Patane
St. Joseph's Church
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Syracuse
Father Patane
St. Joseph's
Oswego
Francis J. Furfaro
Santa Patane
Theresa Patane
John Barbiano
John Farella
Driver Injured In Rte. 15 Curve Crash
One car crash on Route 15 injures Donald Smith 27 of Pulaski Rd. He suffered arm cuts and shock after failing to negotiate a curve and hitting a utility pole. He was to consult his physician.
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Pulaski
Donald Smith
Pulaski Rd
Norrigan
Smith
Local Weather Report for Today and Extremes
A 24 hour period ending at 8 am reports high 78, low 60, mean 69. Wind from the SE at 15 mph. Precipitation 0.43 inch. Humidity 41 percent. Pressure 29.72 inches and falling. Sunset 8:51 pm. Sunrise 5:25 am. Historical extremes for this date record high 66 in 1888 and low 40 in 1918.
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Norrow
Weather Forecast: Humid With Showers And Thunderstorms
Muggy air and mostly cloudy conditions with afternoon and tonight showers and a few thunderstorms. High near 70 with low around 60. Tuesday will bring cloudy periods, mild air, and a chance of showers. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph, gusty near storms, becoming variable Tuesday.
Million Dollars Spent on Itch of Piles Remedies
An old ad claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies. It promotes PETERSON'S OINTMENT for fast relief within minutes and offers a box or 9c tube with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Escapes Injury In Area Mishap
Kenneth L. Hutchinson a 51 year old of Hannibal RD 1 escaped injury when his car left Route 176 a quarter mile south of County Route 7 and rolled over Deputy Sheriff Charles Parmley said Hutchinson reached for a windshield wiper knob and lost control of the vehicle which went up an embankment causing extensive damage to the car and it was towed from the scene.
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Kenneth L. Hutchinson
Hannibal RD 1
Route
Fairdale Road
Charles Parmley
Hutchinson
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Ralph M. Faust
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Pontiac
Oswego School of Practical Nursing
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Mark Twain Hotel
Elmira
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Edward Perry
Linda Shutter
West Coast
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John VT. Knoblock
KODAK
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Oswego, N. Y
Patane
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Assi
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Margaret Corso
Catherine DeBan
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Mayne L. Paeno
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Robert Reitano
Joan Workmaster
Holy Name Society
Charles Nettles
Anthony Paeno
Joseph Chillemi
Maurice Zapnala
Gerald Skillen
Joseph Murabito Jr
Catholic Youth Organization
Christine Loschiavo
Collette Crisafulli
Karen Loughrey
Ann Louise Losurdo
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Patty Battiste
Barne Chilemi
Claudia Limpes
Rte
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Treasury Times
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